Jessica Johnson

Jessica Johnson is a Teaching Professor in the Nursing Department at Wittenberg University, serving as Nursing Resource Center and Simulation Laboratory Coordinator. She focuses on teaching sophomore and junior nursing students, leveraging her clinical background in mother-baby and emergency nursing. Since becoming a registered nurse in 2010, she has contributed to nursing education for over five years.

Education includes a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Wright State University), a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (Wittenberg University, 2005), and a Master's in Nursing Education (Indiana Wesleyan University, 2016).

Her research interests emphasize patient-centered care, fostering student curiosity, and ensuring patients' voices are heard. She coordinates simulation labs to enhance clinical training, reflecting her commitment to experiential learning.

Community involvement includes roles in her child's school, Girl Scouts, 4-H, and youth sports. Personal interests include family time, sports, and fostering connections through her roles at Wittenberg.